Are you an artist who’s passionate about wildlife and wants to make a difference?
At Champions for Wildlife, we believe that art has the power to inspire the next generation of wildlife stewards. We’re always looking for creative minds to help children fall in love with the natural world—because when kids connect with wildlife through art, it sticks with them for life.
There are many ways to share your talent with us
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Contribute Artwork
Your wildlife paintings or drawings could appear on our website, in classrooms, and across our outreach materials.
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Design Coloring Pages
Create coloring pages of U.S. native wildlife for our growing Kids Corner activity hub.
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Wildlife Photography
Share your wildlife photography to help bring our mission to life visually.
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How-To Videos
Help kids create art at home by crafting how-to videos for at home projects.
In return, we’ll proudly feature your name on our Contributing Artists page to recognize your generosity and talent. Not only could you inspire a child to care more deeply about nature—you might also connect with families who fall in love with your work.
We’d love to explore how we can collaborate!
Whether you’re a professional artist, photographer, or creative hobbyist, there’s a place for you in our mission. Let’s use the magic of art to help shape a brighter future for wildlife—and for the kids who will protect it.
Contact us to become a featured artists today
Contributing Artists
Featured Artists at Champions for Wildlife
Our Featured Wildlife Artists are talented creatives who partner with Champions for Wildlife to bring animals to life through commissioned works of art. Their pieces are designed especially for our programs and campaigns, helping to inspire curiosity, empathy, and a lasting love for wildlife in children and communities. These artists continue to use their work to connect people with nature and support wildlife protection through creativity.
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Margie Ford
Watercolor wildlife paintings featured across this website
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Dale Weiler
Co-founder, Champions for Wildlife Board Leader, Wildlife Sculptor
Society of Animal Artists
thank the Society of Animal Artists for their partnership and willingness to share resources. Specifically, the artists below have contributed coloring pages that we have used.
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John C. Pitcher
Yellow-rumped Warbler
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Beverly Abbott
Blue Jay and Ruby-Throated Hummingbird
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Rachelle Siegrist
American Goldfinch
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Deborah Brees
Red Tailed Hawk
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Mary Cornish Hicks
King Vulture
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Elwin Van Der Kolk
Bird and Snail
